FAES-Center on Compulsive Behaviors Scholarship
FAES-Center on Compulsive Behaviors Scholarship supports NIH CCB fellows with tuition and fees for FAES courses and workshops, connecting their education with broader scientific training and collaboration.
Funder: Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences
Due Dates: No application deadline stated
Funding Amounts: $300 per award toward tuition and fees; up to two awards for separate FAES programs in the 2025–2026 academic year, until funds are depleted
Summary: Supports current NIH Center on Compulsive Behaviors fellows taking FAES courses and workshops through tuition and fee scholarships.
Key Information: Only current CCB fellows are eligible, and applicants must register for their course or workshop before applying.
Description
The Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences (FAES), in partnership with the NIH Center on Compulsive Behaviors (CCB), provides scholarships toward tuition and fees for FAES Academic Programs. This is educational support for courses and workshops rather than direct funding for a laboratory research project.
CCB is a trans-NIH Intramural Research Program initiative founded in 2017 to promote collaboration among intramural laboratories in the neuroscience community. Its goals include advancing scientific discovery and developing expertise in compulsive behaviors through inter- and intra-institutional collaboration. The scholarship connects eligible CCB fellows with FAES academic offerings in this broader training and collaboration setting.
